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I've only trained individual kitties in the past, not a herd of them. They don't ever want to come unless it's for dinner. Nobody seems to truly know their name except Cuddles, although Polly is a good runner up.

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June is devoted to cleaning out my emails plus getting that painting done so that I can get my new furniture! I have to go back yet and fix broken photo links. I love the new Blogger features and think I've managed to label every post now. I've been spending some time this week cleaning up my blog. All the quilting gets put away after this weekend for a couple of months, so you'll see more crochet and knitting stuff for awhile and hopefully a return to cross-stitching. I have roughly half of the front complete now. Yes, well, I haven't accomplished much this week except for about 3 hours of knitting on the Banff sweater. The BackDoor Kittens: Polly, Cuddles, Alice and Bart Anyway, they are all a handful (in most cases, two handfuls). You can see in this photo how much smaller her head is compared to the other kittens. Alice, the next sized kitten, is almost a pound larger than Cuddles now. I think she is going to remain a runt, but hopefully a healthier runt. Cuddles is still on lots of medicine, but has had significant improvement in everything except growth. Unfortunately, with the heat wave, the door has been closed, so they spend more time causing trouble at night. With the weeds (now gone) and shrubs, little chipmunks and bugs torment our kitties. Yes, of course, here is a kitty photo (and you thought there wouldn't be any) so that you can see what they look at out the back door. I have spent a lot of time working on my cooking blog, so be sure to visit that ( ). After I worked on the front, I realized that I made a major error on the reducing on the back (it's a raglan sleeve), so have to rip it out and reknit where the decreases are. I have nearly finished the front of my Banff sweater and will post a photo as soon as I can figure out the safe place I put my camera. Haven't done a lot of needlework this past month. Anyway, we keep hoping this will clear up SOON! Clearly we still can't quit the steroids, but that is leaving her open for other infections. She still hasn't reached 6 pounds, has another respiratory infection, scratches all the time and has repeat eye infections. She's been on meds for 6 months and we still don't seem to be further ahead.

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They don't stay long, they get full of cobwebs, but they are happy little kitties when they come back upstairs. Polly and Bart love to run into the basement.

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So, you won't have to wonder where I am at midnight tonight! I get a free poster too.Īll but one of the kitties are doing very well.

This entire quilt has been cut to the stories, so now that I need about 300 more, I will continue my cutting! My sister is after me to pick it up tonight (I have a pre-order in at the local Borders store), so she can start listening to it. The sweater gets put aside after today, for tomorrow I switch back to cutting out pyramids for the Pyramid Quilt while listening to the latest Harry Potter audio book. The front has been completed and I have now ripped back the back to where I started to reduce too fast. Haven't done a lot of crafting although I continue to work on the Banff Sweater. I know I haven't been updating much recently.

This chair, my bed, on the floor against a cool wall. I have to bring relatives to several appointments this month, so should get a good way on the next sleeve. Again, the ribbing is impossible to see in this lighting, but the raglan shape is clearly visible. Here is my completed sleeve which I finished on Monday. Given the current heat wave (can you believe it is October?), I'm fairly confident that I have until Thanksgiving to finish this.

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Then I can take my small, portable white resin table outside, set the sweater down and rip back carefully. As much as I like darker colors, fixing mistakes is difficult and this nubbly yarn just makes it even harder. However, the front came out nice and even and clearly raglan. Therefore, I have to rip out the back and reknit. It wasn't until I was doing the front that I discovered that I had been decreasing twice on every row instead of once at the beginning. I can see that a middle of the day photo doesn't show detail well! What you see here is a completed front and an incorrectly done back (where the stitch holder is). I thought it was time to give you some photos.